According to rumors, timbers would transfer money at $1.67 million to San Jose. Reports: Jeremy Ebobisse heading to Quakes.

According to rumors, timbers would transfer money at $1.67 million to San Jose. Reports: to Quakes Jeremy Ebobisse.

Jeremy Ebobisse has been traded by the Portland Timbers to the San Jose Earthquakes. The 24-year-old forward was not among the 18 available players for the Timbers’ Wednesday match against San Jose. He will reportedly sign a new deal with the Earthquakes, which is worth $1.167 million.

Jeremy Ebobisse is finding his way to San Jose.

The Portland Timbers traded for a total of $1,167 million in general allocation money split over two years, according to reports by Steven Goff, of the Washington Post, and Paul Tenorio, of The Athletic.
For the Timbers’ home encounter against San Jose, Ebobisse was not one of the 18 players available.
 
The Timbers had a logjam with Jaroslaw Niezgoda due to returning from his ACL injury, which also implied greater competition for wing time by purchasing Santiago Moreno.

Ebobisse heading to Quakes

As Tenorio of The Athletic notes, the shift will clear the Timbers’ pay space by 2022, by $667,000 and $500,000 by the year 2023.

Ebobisse heading to Quakes updats

Ebobisse scored 26 goals in 88 regular-season Timbers and had 8 assists. In 10 postseason games, he has one goal and one assist.
 
In the 2017 MLS SuperDraft from the Duke, Ebobisse was selected with the No. 4 selection. The Timbers gave Houston $100,000 of the total money allocation and an international roster in 2017 to take Ebobisse from 10th place to 4th.
It is an opportunity for Ebobisse, who is supposed to sign a new agreement with San Jose, not to play in a broad area.
As well as playing in the field, Ebobisse was a major voice in social justice and a member of the board of directors of the MLS Players for Change, which founded the group last year following Mr. Floyd’s death.